Functional Verification Debugging
Functional Verification Debugging is a systematic method within hardware debugging that identifies and resolves discrepancies between the intended functional behavior of a hardware design and its actual behavior as observed during simulation or emulation, specifically focusing on logical correctness rather than timing or physical implementation.
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Towards Developing High Performance RISC-V Processors Using Agile Methodology
Hardware emulation for functional verification of K5
Gopi Ganapathy, Ram Narayan, Glenn Jorden et al. · 1996 · 42 citations
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University of Toronto
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McMaster University
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Nanyang Technological University
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Advanced Digital Sciences Center
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Institute of Computing Technology
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